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PARC Is a 12-bed facility, capable of conducting clinical trials across all development stages, and is equipped with the latest medical technology to ensure the safety of volunteers and patients.

What is a Clinical Trial

Reasons to Participate in a Clinical Trial

To help improve knowledge about a disease
To help develop a potential treatment for a medical condition
To help other people impacted by the disease in the future
Potential access to a drug not yet available to the general public
Access to the medical professionals from the trial team such as a medical specialists
Clinical trial related care, monitoring, medical tests and assessments in addition to your usual care

The Benefits and Risks of Participation

There is no guarantee that being in a clinical trial will be of benefit, and there may be risks involved. Lots of effort goes into trying to control risks to your well-being and known possible risks must be explained in a written document that will be given to you. If new risks are learned during the trial, this information must be shared as well. If you decide to be a part of the trial you can stop participating at any time. As part of the decision-making process, you will be given a chance to discuss the potential risks and benefits with a study doctor. You should make a decision only after you fully understand the study and have had a chance to talk to your family and friends.

If you want to be clinical trials patient at PARC Research, fill out our enquiry form.

Clinical trials patient enquiry form

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